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The two sides have had inglorious seasons so far, winning just two games each from their respective eight games. However, both can be buoyed by some promising recent form.

North Melbourne were big winners two weeks ago against Carlton, defeating the Blues by 58 points before producing a competitive display against the ladder leaders, Geelong, in Round 8 when they went down by 24.

Sydney come off a thrilling five point win against Essendon at the SCG and that effort snapped a four game losing streak.

Little separates the two sides in a number of statistical measures, including goals scored and total disposals. Sydney are slightly better at winning the clearances and have a higher tackle count. North average more uncontested possessions.

Look for Josh Kennedy and Luke Parker to give the Swans a slight advantage in the middle but Ben Cunnington and the classy Shaun Higgins will keep North in the game in that part of the ground.

A lot might depend on whether or not Lance Franklin lines up for Sydney. The star forward has missed the past few weeks with a hamstring injury. At the other end of the ground, Ben Brown looms as a presence and the North big man is second on the goal kicking table with 21 majors so far this season.

North Melbourne are set to regain Marley Williams, while Scott Thompson is also expected to come back in after missing last weekend with a groin injury.

Sydney will be sweating on the fitness of Franklin. Dan Menzel, Ben Ronke and Ryan Clarke are among those with strong form in the NEAFL.

Sydney snuck home against North Melbourne the last time the two sides met, taking out the Round 17 2018 encounter by six points at Marvel Stadium. Ben Ronke booted five, while Lance Franklin kicked three majors.

The Kangaroos defeated Sydney in thrilling circumstances at the SCG earlier last year, taking out the Round 7 clash by two points.

Sydney have won six of their past seven against North. The Roos have a good record at Blundstone Arena, winning their past five. They include victories over West Coast, Adelaide and Carlton last year.

Little separates the two sides but I am inclined to jump on North on the back of their strong record at Blundstone Arena.

Essendon have lost their last three matches and have a record of three wins and five losses which leaves them 13th on the ladder. Fremantle sit in 8th position with four wins and four losses. They have lost their past two matches.

The Bombers will be disappointed after losing a narrow one in Sydney against the Swans. Goal post-climbing Dane Rampe was lucky not to have given away a free kick with David Myers kicking from outside 50 after the siren.

Fremantle couldn’t match Richmond at home and will be looking to find some form.

Essendon may have three-straight losses but they almost toppled Collingwood on Anzac Day. Close losses show they have been right in the game and they should be able to out-do Fremantle as the match wears on.

The Bombers need more out of Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti. When the Dons won three-in-a-row, he kicked four, seven and two. He has been goalless in every losing match this year. His inconsistency has been a concern and he will be eager to boot a few majors.

Essendon’s Orazio Fantasia will miss around a month of action with a quad injury. Joe Daniher is available for selection.

No injury updates for Fremantle who could tweak the side based on player form.

Essendon can break a hat-trick of losses with a small-margin victory over Fremantle.

Australian Football League Geelong Cats vs Western Bulldogs Live Stream Free, AFL 2019 Round 09 Live Stream. Geelong Cats vs Western Bulldogs match will be kickoff at GMHBA Stadium, South Geelong, Australia, Saturday 18 May 2019 online,Time:04:35pm AEST and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

Geelong enter Round 9 one-game clear of Collingwood with seven wins and one loss for the season. Their percentage is 145.6%. The Western Bulldogs sit 10th on the ladder with four wins and four losses.

The Cats were 24-point victors over North Melbourne last round. They have been dominant at home with a 58-point demolition of the West Coast Eagles in Round 6. They did lose to GWS Giants in Round 4, but smashed Melbourne by 80 points in Round 2.

The Dogs come off a 16-point win over the Brisbane Lions at Mars Stadium last week. Their recent record against the Cats isn’t good reading, except for last year.

Geelong are playing a controlled brand of footy at the moment and they have threats at both ends of the ground, as well as the middle. Key forward Tom Hawkins has kicked nine goals from his last three games, including four against the Kangaroos. Tim Kelly has put together back-to-back 30+ possession games and kicked two goals in both of them.

The Cats depth all over the ground looks the key to success and while the Dogs have some star players of their own, they don’t have the depth to match the Cats.

Geelong captain Joel Selwood will need to pass a fitness test after missing the last two rounds with leg soreness. Sam Menegola will also need to pass a fitness test. Gary Rohan suffered a concussion against North Melbourne and will be assessed before a decision is made.

Western Bulldogs ruckman Tim English will need to prove that he is right to play. Not much else to report for the Dogs at the moment.

Brisbane have been the improvers in season 2019, winning five of their eight games, matching their total haul of just five wins from 2018.

The Lions come off a 16 point loss to the Western Bulldogs in Round 8 but should appreciate a return to their home ground of the GABBA.

After a slow start, Adelaide have recovered and have won their past four. Last week, they were too good for their injury riddled local rivals, Port Adelaide, defeating the Power by 20 points at the Adelaide Oval.

Both sides have won five games with the 3rd placed Crows just edging the Lions, who are 5th on the ladder.

Little separates the two sides in more ways than one but Adelaide might have the defensive game to stifle the Lions. Daniel Talia, Alex Keath and Rory Laird have all been in fine form down back and in the past five weeks the Crows have conceded an average of just 57 points per game.

Brisbane will need big games from their forwards, while in the middle of the ground, Lachie Neale, Mitch Robinson and Dayne Zorko will provide plenty of supply. But the Crows might just have too much depth around he ground and can head in with confidence after their past month of footy.

Brisbane have very few injuries at the moment and have a healthy list to choose from. Zac Bailey may miss with a hamstring injury, while Rhys Mathieson is a likely inclusion.

Adelaide’s Matt Crouch is in doubt with a hip injury sustained in the win over Port Adelaide. Bryce Gibbs and Josh Jenkins will be considered for selection.

Adelaide have won their past six games against Brisbane with those wins coming at an average margin of a whopping 62 points. Five of those games have been held at the GABBA, including the last clash between the two sides, which was a rare close one with the Crows prevailing by five.

Brisbane have won three of four at the GABBA this season and Adelaide have won five from 12 games outside of Adelaide since the start of 2018.

The Saints started well and were even sitting on top of the ladder during round five, but they have lost three straight games to halt all forward momentum.

Many players for these clubs enjoy running fast and kicking long, but the Pies have been slightly more accurate than the Saints, which is why they sit 10 positions apart on the ladder.

Two years ago, Billings was playing in the forward half of the ground and accumulated 28 disposals against the impressive Collingwood defence. This season, Billings has been moved onto the ball and has found the footy very often, getting over 30 touches regularly. The Magpies have very good on-ballers and it will be hard for Billings to work his craft, meaning the 25-disposal mark is a good option.

Although Phillips has played 58 matches across his four-season career, this will only be the second time he encounters the Saints. In his first match against the Saints last season, Phillips was crucial and found the footy 30 times. Phillips is a known footy magnet and will play well this week.

Even whilst playing sub-par football last week against the Blues, Collingwood managed to kick 16 goals from 26 attempts, mainly due to a seven-goal last quarter that secured the match. If the Pies can kick seven goals in one quarter of football, they will be able to kick 14 over the course of a game.

Even though the Saints have been bereft of talent over the past few seasons, the strong presence in the forward line has always been apparent. With Tim Membrey, Josh Bruce and Matty Parker in the forward 50, it would be a very upsetting match if the Saints did not get to double digits in the goal’s column.

This young superstar has been kicking goals since he was born and hasn’t taken a backwards step at senior level. Stephenson has played extremely well the past fortnight, slotting six goals, with the first goal of both matches. We think he is a huge chance to do it again this week as he is such a difficult match-up for the Saints.

An alarming stat that has confused the footy world is how a club plays the week after facing the Blues. No side has won a match this season after battling with Carlton, which gives us the inclination to take the Saints at the line.

Australian Football League West Coast Eagles vs Melbourne Demons Live Stream Free, AFL 2019 Round 09 Live Stream. West Coast Eagles vs Melbourne Demons match will be kickoff at Optus Stadium, Burswood, Australia, Friday 17 May 2019 online,Time:08:10pm AEST and its broadcast on Channel Seven, Foxtell.

The Demons will be looking for revenge when they travel West to take on the Eagles on Friday night. They’ve won their past two and will be looking to make it three on the spin but standing in their way is an Eagles outfit that boast back-to-back wins of their own!

The Eagles seem to be finding their feet in season 2019 after what was an unexpected slow start by the reigning premiers. They’ve railed off back-to-back wins against the Suns and the Saints to take their season record to 5-3, which has them in seventh spot on the ladder and only one game behind Collingwood in second.

Their most recent game against the Saints was an impressive win for many reasons. It reminded everyone just how well they can play in Melbourne, it showed they don’t have to rely on their big forwards to kicks bags (Kennedy, Darling combined for three goals), and gave us another reason to believe they have one of the most balanced midfields in the league (Gaff, Sheed, Shuey all 27+ touches).

Now with two comfortable wins on the spin, we don’t expect their team list or game style to change too much for at least the next couple of weeks. They’re elite in midfield and defence and have a forward line with a decent spread of goalkickers.

The Demons have looked a much better side than the one that ran out losers to Port Adelaide at home in Round 1. They too have put together consecutive wins, theirs being against the Hawks and the Suns. The Demons record has now improved to 3-5, which has them in 15thspot and one just game outside the top eight.

Demons fans could be excused for biting off all of their fingernails in their five-point win over the Hawks in Round 7. If they managed to hold off in that game, then we’re certain they’ve got none left now after their thrilling one-point win over the Suns last weekend.

More promising signs for Dees fans is that Clayton Oliver (38 disposals, 15 tackles) and Nathan Jones (28 disposals, eight tackles) are starting to find their best form around the ball, while Tom McDonald (three goals) is finally finding the big sticks.

The upcoming meeting at Optus Stadium will be the fifth time in a row the Eagles have hosted the Demons in this match-up. Obviously, the Eagles were far too good in the Preliminary Final last year, but aside from that it’s been a fairly even match-up over the last five games.

Although the Demons have won their last two and seem to be on the up, we still fancy the Eagles being far too strong for them at home, just like they were in the Preliminary Final last year. They’re coming off one of their best performances of the season and have a forward line that is finally starting to clunk marks and kick goals. We have them covering a spread that is just under four goals at the time of writing.

Fremantle enter Round 8 with four wins and three losses as they sit 5th on the AFL ladder. Richmond are in a position that they despise, sitting 9th on the ladder with the same win-loss record as the Dockers.

The Dockers come off a low-scoring loss in Adelaide where they kicked 5.4 (34) to the Crows’ 7.9 (51). Richmond also come off a loss where they were completely outplayed to the tune of 47 points.

Fremantle skipper Nat Fyfe continues to lead the way along with veteran David Mundy who is having a terrific season. Michael Walters is also having a strong season and the Tigers will need to shut him down. Their tall-timber will be decisive in this match-up.

Richmond aren’t getting as much out of Dustin Martin who isn’t racking up touches like he normally does. He had 25 against the Bulldogs which is a more positive sign and he will be looking to play well in the west. Tom Lynch has had to carry the forward line with 17 majors for the year; next best is Josh Caddy and Jack Higgins with six each. Bachar Houli will be a key player providing run off half-back.

No injury news for Fremantle with the team either remaining unchanged or looking to include Connor Blakely who had 31 disposals against East Perth in the WAFL. He hasn’t played for the Dockers since Round 13 last year.

Richmond have a big injury list that includes some of their best players. In addition to Trent Cotchin and Jack Riewoldt who will miss at least three and five weeks respectively, the Tigers are likely to be without Daniel Rioli and Nick Vlastuin. The latter will be a crucial out for the Tigers. David Astbury could return.

Richmond have a depleted team compared to the last time they met Fremantle, but they shouldn’t be taken lightly.

Hawthorn come off a disappointing five point loss to Melbourne in round seven. That effort saw them slump to 13th spot on the ladder with a win-loss record of 3-4.

On the same weekend, GWS proved to be too good for St Kilda, holding out the Saints by 44 points in Canberra. The Giants concluded the round in 3rd position with five wins for the season.

Leon Cameron’s side travel to Melbourne as one of the premiership fancies and should be hard to beat. The Giants have more depth in their midfield than the Hawks and have five players that feature in the top 50 for average disposals this season, while Hawthorn have just one.

Josh Kelly, Stephen Coniglio, Tim Taranto, Lachie Whitfield and Jacob Hopper are those names, while Hawthorn rely heavily on Jaegar O’Meara in the middle. Ricky Henderson and James Worpel are other Hawks that will need to shine.

Other key players include Jeremy Cameron and Toby Greene for GWS, while at the other end of the ground the Hawks will be looking for contributions from Luke Breust and Chad Wingard.

Cameron has booted 30 goals in seven games this season, 13 clear of his next rival. Luke Breust has 15, while it has been a quiet start for the Hawks, recruit, Chad Wingard, who failed to kick a major in round seven.

Hawthorn’s early season injury woes have improved and James Frawley is the latest big name that might be available for selection. Jack Scrimshaw is set to come back in after being ‘managed’ last week.

GWS are set to regain both Josh Kelly and Lachie Whitfield, while Phil Davis faces a fitness test in his quest to return. Aidan Corr is in doubt with an ankle injury.

The two sides have met on seven occasions and the ledger is split at three wins apiece as well as one draw. Last year, the Giants claimed an 11 point victory at Spotless Stadium and it was Stephen Coniglio and Josh Kelly that found plenty of the footy for the winners. Tom Mitchell racked up 50 disposals for Hawthorn.

The two sides have met twice at the MCG. GWS went down by a whopping 160 points to the Hawks in their debut season back in 2012. In 2014, an undermanned Hawks outfit held on by seven points in wet conditions at the venue.

Hawthorn will find it hard against a GWS outfit that boast a number of big names. But despite their troubles, the Hawks haven’t been too far away this year and the home ground advantage brings them into it. Take them with the point start.

Geelong will be missing key defender Jared Rivers, who hurt his knee in last week’s win over Hawthorn. Steve Johnson (knee) is said to be close, but is likely not to be risked, while ruckmen Hamish McIntosh (knee), Dawson Simpson (back), Nathan Vardy (groin) and Josh Walker (AC joint) are all still unavailable. Daniel Menzel is close to a VFL return as he continues his recovery from LARS surgery to his knee.

North Melbourne got through last week’s clash unscathed and remarkably don’t have a single player on their injury list. Their only unavailable player is veteran Brent Harvey, who won’t be seen until Round 7 as he serves his six-match suspension.

The Cats began their season in fine style as they extended their extraordinary winning streak over Hawthorn to 10 matches. They came back from five goals down to notch an impressive seven-point win over their fierce rivals.

North will be hugely disappointed to start their season with a loss against a massively undermanned Collingwood. Already missing a host of first-team players, the Pies also lost Dayne Beams and Heath Shaw before the game. But despite a late charge, the Roos were unable to capitalise as they fell 16 points short.

All signs point to a Geelong victory in this encounter, but it would be silly to underestimate North Melbourne. It will be deja vu for the Cats as they tackle the Roos just six days after a bruising encounter with the Hawks. The same scenario happened last year and North were able to run over the top of the battle-weary Cats.

Geelong will be desperate for history not to repeat and with a host of impressive youngsters performing well last week, they should have the leg speed this time round. But equally, the Kangaroos will be just as desperate to atone for last week’s loss to the Pies. Expect Brad Scott’s men to throw everything at his twin brother’s side, but it will be Chris who has bragging rights at the next family dinner.

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Both Adelaide teams head into Round 8 with four wins and three losses beside their name. Port Adelaide are 7th on the ladder and Adelaide are 6th.

Port Adelaide comes off a 39-point loss to Collingwood at Marvel Stadium. They had beaten West Coast and North Melbourne before that loss.

Adelaide have won their last three matches. The winning streak started with a thrashing of the Gold Coast Suns before a 29-point victory over St Kilda and 17-point win over Fremantle. They won 51-34 against the Dockers in a match that only saw 12 goals kicked.

Both teams have major ball-winners in the form of Matt Crouch for the Crows and Travis Boak for the Power. Crouch is second in the league for most disposals and Boak is third. Adelaide co-captain Rory Sloane is currently fifth in the league for most tackles with 46 for the season and is always a crucial player in the middle of the ground.

Taylor Walker, the other co-captain for the Crows, will be keen to kick a few goals after nabbing one against the Dockers in the low-scoring affair. He had kicked four against the Saints and three against the Suns. Throw in Eddie Betts who has kicked 15 for the season and the duo could be hard for the Power to stop.

Port Adelaide lose Ollie Wines to an ankle injury that will see him miss 4-6 weeks. Brad Ebert suffered concussion in the loss to Collingwood and will miss this week. Tom Jonas will miss another week with a calf injury.

Adelaide come through unscathed from their low-scoring victory over Fremantle. The only changes to be made will be any players dropped due to poor form, so keep an eye on the final team once it has been announced.

Key outs for Port Adelaide give Adelaide the edge and their recent domination in Showdowns bodes well heading into this contest.